The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-03-02

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was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Jno. A. Burgess has just re-
eeived a nice lot of Spring Goods.
A slight tremor OF the earth was
felt sll over the State last Saturday
morning.
Genuine Early Rose Seed Potatoes
at Dinkins & Co.'S
One tract OF land is advertised by
the Sheriff to be sold next Monday
sales day.
Mr.. j. H. Lesesne has accepted 6
school in the Jordan neighborhc cd
and is now engaged in teaching.
Mrs. 81. S. LeGrand, of Manning
and Miss Daisy Brunson, are visiting
in Hatchman and Southron
Read the advertisement of J. G.
Dinkins & Co. in this issue.
It is feared by a great many that the
cold wind OF the last few days has IL
iured the early fruit crop.
Miss Pauline Dick, Of Sumter, was
in town several days last week, visit
ing the family Of Rev. James McDow-
ell.
The Clerk of the Court reports that
the number of agricultural liens filed
ia his Office for ST, are as greatlf not
greater than last year.
Messrs Legg & Bell have fine
field of oats on the suburbs OF Man
ming. The field is on hill, and the
oats on the bill, makes the green Oh
the hill, pretty scenery on the hull.
Eight recruits we're sent to the pen
itentiary from Sumter last week. The
number of conricts now in the penl-
tentiary exceed nine hundred,
The rope with which Cluvenus was
hanged, was made of silk by young la
dies, and cost not less than $40.
Miss Inez Clark, most charming
yong lady, of Manning, is on visit
to Miss Belle Sanders, the eldest
daughter of our high Sheriff, MAJOR
Marion Sanders-IFatchnaan and
4Soatthron.
An exchange declares that a man
who will read newspaper two or
three years without paying for 1t,
would pasture goat on his grand
fathers grave.
We see by a directory of the Man
ming Baptist Church, published in the
Enterprise, that Rev. j. W. Perry is
the pastor of the church. This IS
news, and gratifying news, to many OF
the members of that church.
Captain F. ". Dawson, of the Ns,cs
d Courier has again crossed the At
lantic On a trip to Switzerland, to join
bis family who have been over there
for a number of months
MIR. NJ. Levi is tie wholesale aud
retail agent OF Coats Spool Cotton for
Clarendon County. He con sell it in
quantities from one spool to 100000.
The TiNss is in possession OF strik-
ingly unique card titled Shut the
door,"-a present from DR., G. G.
Green, Of Woodbury., NJ, manufac-
turer of Green's August Flower and
Bosches German Syrup.
MI. R. R. Hudgins, of Foreston,
spent couple of hours in Manning
one day last week. Mr.. 81. is good
talker, joke teller, and most pleasant
companion. A number of his recol-
lections Of Georgia days were hugely
enjoyed by select audience.
Last Sunday was a fore-runner OF
windy March, The wind was wild
and furious all day. Church-goers
found the frantic onslaught of the
vino, twisting and turning everything
in its way, 'tawfully disagreeable."
Mr.. A. Weinberg went on q pro.
pecting trip to Ocala, Florida, last
week. He tells of meeting MI. ".
u. Ingram, our former townsman,
who, he says, is one Of the prominent
lawyers of Ocala-
The editor of the TINES is indebted
to DR.. A. J. Briggs for a handsome In
vitation card to the commencement
exercises of the Charleston Medical
College on the 4th instant, DR.. Briggs
is one of the graduating class of the
college.
The Court stenographer Of this Cir.
cult proposes to sue the County o.
Clarendon for his salary. He has re-
tanned Major Marion Noise, of Sum
ter, to prosecute his claim. He has
never received any remuneration 10,
bis services.
Colonel James q. Rice, Superin
tendent of Education will be in Sum
ter to-day, and deliver a public ad
araes Tonight in the Court House O